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Can't fill out some parts of I-129F - whited (i.e. greyed) out

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For some of the options on the I-129F, I can't type in the boxes. This only occurs for sections following a tick a yes or no box question. For example, after section 8, it asks if the applicants current physical address is the same as their mailing address, and you tick yes or no. Then section 9 (physical address 1) is based on your answer from that. You fill out section 9 if you answered no. However, the form doesn't allow me to type in any of the section 9 boxes for some reason. The boxes are white as opposed to the rest of the boxes on the form which are blue. This happens in a few other sections also. I've tried opening the form in both Chrome and Edge and neither allow me to fill out that section. I can fill out physical address 2 (section 11) no problem. Any advice? Thanks.

 

ETA: Should I be handwriting the entire form? 

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1 hour ago, Daithifd said:

For some of the options on the I-129F, I can't type in the boxes. This only occurs for sections following a tick a yes or no box question. For example, after section 8, it asks if the applicants current physical address is the same as their mailing address, and you tick yes or no. Then section 9 (physical address 1) is based on your answer from that. You fill out section 9 if you answered no. However, the form doesn't allow me to type in any of the section 9 boxes for some reason. The boxes are white as opposed to the rest of the boxes on the form which are blue. This happens in a few other sections also. I've tried opening the form in both Chrome and Edge and neither allow me to fill out that section. I can fill out physical address 2 (section 11) no problem. Any advice? Thanks.

 

ETA: Should I be handwriting the entire form? 

Weird. Usually it only blocks the lines if you don't need to fill something. Like if you would have answered yes on that question. You can fill out everything you can on the computer, print and fill the rest out by hand. It's totally fine to mix.

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Try opening it in Adobe Reader, which should let you edit it wherever. If not, you can write in anything you need to after printing the rest out.

K-1 Process                                                                                            AOS Process

11/06/20: I-129F packet shipped via UPS                                         05/23/22: I-485, I-765, I-131 packet shipped via UPS

11/11/20: I-129F delivered to Dallas Lockbox (Lewisville)             05/26/22: AOS packet delivered to Chicago lockbox

11/12/20: Backdated I-129F "received date" (NOA1)                      05/31/22: NOA "notice date" (x3)

02/09/21: I-129F fee charged to bank account                                06/01/22: Text alert with receipt #s received (x3)

02/10/21: Text alert with receipt # received                                     06/02/22: AOS fees charged to bank account

02/16/21: Mailed I-797C Notice of Action(1) received                   06/06/22: Mailed I-797C Notice(s) of Action received (x3)

03/30/21: I-129F petition approved (NOA2)                                     06/13/22: RFE received

04/04/21: Mailed I-797C Notice of Action(2) received                   06/27/22: Biometrics appointment

04/28/21: NVC case # assigned                                                         08/24/22: RFE response shipped

10/29/21: Case sent to Montreal consulate                                     08/31/22: RFE response delivered

11/02/21: Consulate received (first ready)                                       03/11/23: 2nd RFE received

11/15/21: Packet 3 mailed (second ready)                                      03/23/23: AP & EAD approved

11/20/21: Packet 3 received (by U.S. petitioner via mail)              04/28/23: AOS APPROVED!

11/20/21: Packet 3 submitted                                                            05/08/23: Green Card received

11/24/21: Packet 4 received (interview date assigned)

12/10/21: Medical exam (Dr. Cheema in Surrey)

12/14/21: Medical results emailed to the consulate

01/11/22: K-1 interview: APPROVED!

01/14/22: Visa in hand (received via Purolator)

03/29/22: US entry (YYZ Toronto)!

04/04/22: Marriage!

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5 hours ago, Letspaintcookies said:

Weird. Usually it only blocks the lines if you don't need to fill something. Like if you would have answered yes on that question. You can fill out everything you can on the computer, print and fill the rest out by hand. It's totally fine to mix.

Great, thank you. If I can't figure it out I'll just mix.

1 minute ago, hedgemaze said:

Try opening it in Adobe Reader, which should let you edit it wherever. If not, you can write in anything you need to after printing the rest out.

I'll give this a try, thanks!

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